The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-08-25
LONDONDERRY.

lame nature is aklnS shoWSi
bath and is looking fresh and sweet
as possible.
Mrs. Eta Eames is on the sick list.
Mrs. Chas. Carlton of Manchester
Centre is visiting her parents, Mr.. x
Mrs. David Stowell, and other
friends in this vicinity.
Rev. ID. ii. Strong oillciated at the
Congregational church at Chester last
Sunday.
w. II. Taylor and wife of Brook
line, Mass. are stopping with Mr.. q
Mrs. ii. A. Arthur.
l.. S. Richardson's little daughter
is quite sick.
Rev. Mr.. Corvan of Chester con-
Quoted the services very acceptably
at the Congregational church at this
place last Sunday. Through the
kindness and good taste of the ladies
the church was prettily decorated
with cut flowers and towering plants
which gave it pleasant, cheerful
look. Truly the beautiful flowers,
natures fairest gems, are appropriate
for every occasion.
Mrs. Caroline Eaton of Dandy
visited her brother, Barnet Waite,
Esq, her sister, Mrs. Clara Wyman,
and other friends at this place last
week.
l.. S. Richardson adopted the cash
system of trade at his store Monday,
and henceforth will sell his goods for
cash or ready pay only, which it
would seem is much the best method
for the parties concerned. Mr.. Rich
ardson offers his goods at reduced
rates, as we suppose all merchants
can afford to, who sell their goods for
cash.
Miss Ida w. Waite and nephew,
Master Ernest Affeld of Chicago,
Ill. visited her uncle, Barnet Waite,
Esq. and other relatives at this place
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and vicinity last week. Miss Waite
has taught in one of the graded
schools of Chicago for a period of
13 years which demonstrates the fact
that good teacher in city school is
usually appreciated and retained as
long as possible. Her nephew, Mas
ter Ernest, is bright, intelligent lit
tie fellow who does not consider the
use of profane language a desirable
accomplishment, as one of our village
lads found to his cost.
Mrs. Eva DOVE LaCore and son
of Massachusetts are the guests of
her parents, Heman DOVE and wife.
Mrs. D. D. Waite is spending a
few days at Lake Pleasant.
Mrs. Lizzie Hayward Whitney of
Troy, N. H. visited her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Hayward, and other
friends at this place last week.
This village and vicinity has been
unusually healthy the present season
until cool nights came on about two
weeks ago, since which time several
cases of sickness have occurred, which
seems to verify the old saying, 5000
nights and warm days are very un.
healthy"
Frank Pierce and family took 8
short visiting trip last week and il
the meantime Elbridge Eames ant
wife kept house for them.
1t is said that Lowell Lake is wei
patronized this season, that nearly sc
boarders are stopping there at thu
present time. Appearances indicat.
that business is lively, as Aurillas
Smith, the proprietor's right-hanG
man, is seen in our village nearly
every day, flying about as lively as {
cricket attending to the affairs of hi
employer.
Little Misses Nina Dudley of So
Londonderry and Annie Walch O.
Troy, N. Y. visited Elbridge Eame'
and wife last week.
; All lovers of nice horses should Sc,
B. S. Waite's handsome creamer
which with its fine coat and silver col
, ored trimmings has the appearance o
, being ready for holiday occasion.
! The second nine of this place play
ed game of base ball with the Yves
ton club on the ball ground east o
this village last Saturday. The Yves
ton boys were the victors.
, Joel Warner of Ludlow has beel
visiting Charlie Warner. They start
ed for Stratton pond the first of las
week intending to camp there durin,
e the week, having tent and other fix
ings for the purpose along with them
l However it must have proved pur
q suit of pleasure under difficulties, fo
they did not succeed in finding tn
r pond till last Friday. 1t is said t
I be anything but an easy place fo
: strangers to find, owing to the man
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